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CBC Recording

Four Orchestral Suites

C.B.C. Radio Orchestra
Ken Hsieh conducting
Booth Producer: Denise Ball
Recording Engineer: Don Harder
Assistant Engineer: Braden Wheatcroft

Recorded in Studio-1 CBC Vancouver
April 26th, 2006
Ken Hsieh is the Assistant Conductor of the Vancouver Synphony Orchestra and Music Director of the Vancouver Metropolitan Orchestra.
 Canadian conductor Kenneth Hsieh is one of Canada’s leading young conductors and has included positions with the Pacific Music Festival, National Academy Orchestra and the Vancouver Sinfonietta and guest conducted in Europe< Japan and Finland.

The Musicians
 
Woodwind: Flute – Christie Reside. Piccolo – Brenda Fedoruk, Oboe – Roger Cole, Clarinet – Gene Ramsbottom, Bassoon – Sophie Dansereau
 
Brass: French Horns – Brian Gfroerer and Steve Denroche, Cornet – Larry Knopp, Trombone – Gordon Cherry
 
Harp: Rita Costanzi   Percussion: Timpani – Don Adams and Vibes – Sal Fererras
 
Strings:  
     Violin 1Brent Akins (concertmaster) , Angela Cavadas, Lawrie Hill, Mark Wilcox, Pat Armstrong       Violin 2 – Rebecca Whitling, Mark Koenig, Annette Weigel, Jennie Press        Viola – Neil Miskey, Philippe Etter, Andrew Brown,      Cello – Janet Steinberg, Dianne Berthelsdorf      Bass – David Brown
Four Orchestral Suites
The Nanaimo Suite
Opus 29
23:03
Opus 29.1
7:57
2. Swayanama Lagoon
Opus 29.2
4:20
Opus 29.3
4:52
Opus 29.4
5:54
The Lantzville Suite
Opus 2619:26
1. Mine Town Days
Opus 26.1
6:33
2. Sun Deck Daydreams
Opus 26.2
7:32
3. Candlelight Waltz
Opus 26.3
4:14
4. A Brisk Walk At Low Tide
Opus 26.4
3:07
Scillonia Suite
Opus 41
14:45
1. Blackbirds (over St. Agnes)
Opus 41.1
4:19
2. Serenity At Carreg Dhu
Opus 41.2
6:28
3. NOT recorded (CBC management doomsday)
4. Pennis Parade
Opus 41.4
3:02
Canada Suite
Opus 54
15:09
1. At The Cenotaph
Opus 54.1
5:54
2. Voyageurs At Batoche
Opus 54.2
2:22
3. Millenium's Eve
Opus 54.3
3:15
4. Canada Day MarchOpus 54.43:38
Programme notes not yet available
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